more than one model of camaro?
#17
While the LS1 is similar in power to the C5 Corvette, and as Scott has recently told us, they are also able to BEAT the C5 on a road course, that is no where near the reason why the Fbody was killed off. Lack of support and no financial backing were the main contributors IMO.
#18
I hope it gets a lot of attention from other companies. I know GMMG has plans, but I hope other companies like that will come up with some awesome ideas for other versions of this car. The mustang seems to have so many its crazy(saleen, roush, etc).
#19
I'm all for these trim levels, but as interesting side note, wasn't the 1973 Camaro Type LT the first Chevrolet to use an "LT" designation? And now it's on Chevys across the board - but maybe not Camaro
#20
It struck me while watching Barrett-Jackson this weekend. They had a prototype Challenger there, and it's going to be $37,000 with the 425 horse engine. Hey the Camaro will likely have about that much power in it's second tier (maybe Z28) model.
#22
I personally wouldn't see a problem if GM stayed the course and went with LS, LT, SS and Z28.
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#24
There was a guy in my dorm back in college that had a really, really nice 1973 Type LT, but it was an awful brown/bronze color with a fawn brown interior. The pinnacle of 70s.
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